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Days after the initial build of iOS 12.1.2, Apple pushed out a second build to fix unnamed issues with the first one, without changing the software upgrade version number. However, it appears that things have not gone according to plan for Apple, as hundreds of users have taken to Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit to report that the iOS 12.1.2 upgrade caused cellular data issues on their iPhones. Some users said that iOS 12.1.2 completely disconnected their iPhones from cellular data, rendering the devices unable to send and receive phone calls and text messages. A small number of users also claimed that they have been unable to link up to Wi-Fi connections.
For the unfortunate iPhone owners who have been affected by the issue, 9to5Mac suggested a couple of solutions. The first possible fix is to go to the iPhone’s Settings app, enter the Cellular menu, and disable Wi-Fi Calling. The second suggestion is to go to the Cellular Data Options under the same menu and change the Enable LTE field to Data Only from Voice & Data.
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These solutions are only temporary fixes, and they might not work for everyone. Ultimately, the best way to deal with the matter should come from Apple, which already has iOS 12.1.3 in developer beta testing. Users who have not yet upgraded their iPhones to iOS 12.1.2 might want to hold off on doing so. Not everyone is affected by the cellular data bug, but it may be a good idea to wait for the next iOS version, just to be sure.
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ONJANUARY 1, 1970EDIT "THE BEST ONEPLUS 6T CASES" The Best OnePlus 6T Cases Andy Boxall/Digital Trends OnePlus is the king of the bargain Android flagships, and its latest triumph — the OnePlus 6T — is a masterclass in the techniques OnePlus has long taught. This beautifully designed phone is also super powerful and packed with the latest trends and tricks. Best of all, you can get a hold of one for under $600. But you’re not going to be cavalier with it just because it’s one of the cheapest ways to own a fully featured flagship. Good looks are marred by scratches and bumps, and that bezel-less display could be ruined by an unlucky bump or a slip from the table. Keeping your shiny phone looking good should be a priority, but life is hazardous and you can’t keep your phone wrapped in cotton wool.
Why not wrap it something else instead? A good phone case can provide a barrier against external threats, and make sure your phone keeps kicking until you’re ready to replace it. Here are the best OnePlus 6T cases to keep the “flagship killer” slaying. Spigen Liquid Air ($20) Spigen’s a name you can rely on for great everyday protection, and we think the Liquid Air is a good choice if you’re looking for stylish protection that won’t let you down. It’s made from shock-resistant and absorbent TPU that guards well against a variety of threats and hazards. Each corner is protected with Spigen’s Air Cushion Technology to further resist the energy from impacts and drops, and the slim design means it’s easy to slip in and out of a pocket.
Speaking of style, the Liquid Air is no ugly duckling with triangular patterning and a matte finish that resists fingerprints. Best of all, it’s not too expensive. Spigen Amazon Noreve Leather Wallet Case (from $48) If you’re looking for executive-chic, or want to add utility to your phone, then a wallet case should be on your list.
This case from Noreve is definitely on the premium end, with prices starting at around $48 for the PU leather option. However, customizability is the name of the game, and you can choose a variety of leathers for your case, up to the expensive aged Patine leather. If that wasn’t enough, you can also choose from a bunch of colors, a belt clip, and even add a personal logo or picture — though it’ll skyrocket in price if you go for all of them.
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